I just hate how when he first met her he adored her so much, and then wants her dead so badly, and for what? Because she couldn't bare him a son? Ugh. So frustrating.
She was executed for "imagining the king's death" of which she was undoubtedly guilty. It was the Tudor version of thoughtcrime and entailed just speaking about the king being dead, which she had done. The adultery and incest charges were just a show to make her seem even more evil than what she really was.
Because he loved Anne for her unapproachable. When he got what he wanted, Henry quickly tired of her. He needed an obedient, faithful, modest, patient wife. Such as Catherine of Aragon or Jane Seymour. Henry loved Catherine for many years, and if she had given him a son, he would never divorced. The King did not tolerate a wayward wife. He was attracted to the audacity of Anne only while he was burning with passion for her. But when the passion passed, Anne began to irritate him.
Actually king Henry has suffered a brain injury that may have got him mad and cruel, which led him to execute Anne. It may be true that Anne imaginated the king's death, but if Henry didn't had that brain injury, I believe the chances were very high that they let this pass and the history of the couple would be another one.
Natalie Dormer's acting is just amazing. Anne Boleyn was brave and strong-minded on what she wants in her life. I do believe that Natalie Dormer represents her so well up to the little evil's smile she probably had.
Natalie Dormer: Living embodiment of Anne Boleyn Claire Foy: close 2nd, but still a brilliant portrayal Natalie Portman: Let's just skip her adaptation 🤦♀️
I hate the fact that Natalie Portman is an AMAZING actor with AMAZING talent but she's being judged because of how bad the directors wrote her character
@@orion116 Fair point. But alas, after the Star Wars prequels, she should be getting used to that kind of treatment. She was great in _V for Vendetta_ and _Where the Heart Is,_ though. :)
Also Anne was not told, (as here), of her "crime" or the men involved. She had no idea that her brother was implicated for a start. She was in theTower for a few days before it became known to her.Why tv and film people feel the need to distort history when it is usually far more interesting than what they invent I have no idea. But from this little glimpse, the actress playing Anne is exactly how I would imagine her! Strong, feisty, ambitious, sometimes went too far, which is why Henry looked for meeker meat. Enter Jane. Who was even more duplicitous than Anne! "Oh she was a sweetheart, , manipulated by her family" No, she was a better actress! What did she do that was any different to Anne? She was a lady in waiting who caught the eye of a her mistress´s errant husband and played it for all it was worth, helped by her scheming family. If she hadn´t died when she did, did she really think,Henry would not have got bored with the "Little Miss Mouse" act? She had a lucky escape. Her tendency to the old religious order, wouldnt have helped. The factions would have been in there, and she would have son been following in Annes footeteps quicker than her bed! Or maybe not.She did give Henry the longed for son after all, puny as he was. Milch cow. If she had averted her eyes to the mistresses, as Catherine did, she might have made it.
Brown Owl so sad. Henry was a vile, awful man. He tore her away from Harry Percy and did you know Harry was on the jury that convicted Anne? After the sentence was read he collapsed and I don't think he lived long.
Brown Owl he was a man of his time, treating women (even wives) as nothing more than toilet paper. He may not have been 100% evil bit he did horrible things. I'm only glad his last wife somehow convinced him to place Elizabeth and Mary back in the line of succession.
ElizaChan Nightcore He thought loved her because she gave him a son, I doubt he actually did. That and she died in childbirth so it’s not like she lived long enough to anger him. She was nothing special, if she gave birth to a girl he would have killed her too.
@@elizachannightcore9814 He thought he loved Anne to, and he cut her head off. If she had survived childbirth he would have gotten bored of her eventually and found someone else.
And Anne's daughter went on the become the most powerful and famous monarch this world has ever seen, The Queen Elizabeth I. Even this day, in any part of the world, her name comes to anyone's mind whenever the subject of Monarch is discussed.
Love peace war happiness Lol, but Mary wasnt s good Queen; she burn People alive. By the way Elizabeth was a real Queen because she had an coronation and she was a member of the Crown of England.
exactly!! even though henry got a son from jane, the son lived really short and had done nothing famous to england, while elizabeth used her intelligence to make england a strong country! i wonder what henry would react if he knows his second born daughter becomes the queen who changes england's fate! girls can be better than boys!!
kasegi Yabu I don't know why you got so triggered. This isn't a highly educational or philosophical platform. Theres no issue in taking a historical event and taking truth from it: boys are not always better than girls. It's not that big of a deal.
@@Eabha-nc8gf the date that everyone knows is from the Gregorian calendar which we use today. It's not the same date as it would have been on the Julian calendar.
What should be remembered is that back in the day women,whether of noble birth or not had zero rights.If Anne had a 'fault' it was that she was educated,independent minded & feisty as hell.She also believed her femininity alone could get her whatever she wanted.Simply she stepped way over the lines of acceptable behaviour for a woman of her time.But the one thing she had no control over was the gender of her child.So when she miscarried a son then her fate was sealed.Ironic,then,that her daughter,Elizabeth,became one of England's most admired and respected monarchs.
she was only executed because she could not have a male son that Henry wanted so he had her executed. But in her life she gave England it's most powerful and beloved monarch it's ever: Elizabeth
Anne Boleyn was no saint, I agree. She was ambitious and thirsted for power. She wasn't the greatest person either. But she was smart, and brave, and fought for what she believed in and what she wanted. She was loyal to those she loved, but took pleasure in seeing the downfall of those she despised and were in her way. People tend to forget that these characters really did exist and are not fictional. She wasn't good, nor bad. She was human, just like the rest of us, and she strongly loved and hurt, just as she envied and hated. She made many mistakes, and she paid them with her life. I admire her, though, and respect her. She truly was a complex character and her character, as imperfect as it may be, is an inspiration for women, especially since she lived in an era where females were considered property and were irrelevant, spineless creatures with the utmost purpose of producing male heirs and fulfilling men's pleasure. At the end of it all, she was still a victim. A victim of the corruption and ruthlessness the English monarchy was. What makes me extremely giddy, though, is that her daughter, Elizabeth I, was one, if not the best queen England has ever had. It's a shame her mother, nor her father, were alive to see it. I childishly hope they saw all that happened, from wherever they are, and that Anne beams with pride, while Henry burns with regret.
And she had no choice cause she had to obey her father, that other ambitious psycho who sold her and her sister. Of course she couldn't refuse the king also cause he would cut her head anyway.
+Barbara Hernandez Remember the context of the time Henry and Anne lived in: Henry could have mistresses, and no one would criticize him. But Anne (as the wife) was expected to remain chaste and virtuous. Even a young lady's chances at making a good marriage hinged on her behavior.
+Edward Plantagenet Lady Margaret Beaufort? Yes, she did have authority as "My Lady The King's Mother", and even was a judge for a while. But how does she connect to England's problems today?
henry was allowed to have dozens of mistresses and not be accused of adultery yet anne is beheaded at the mere accusaion of having affiars. historys double standards and misogyny is messed up.
Yeah, it's unfair, but in a way I can understand to some extent. If the wife of a king or noble can have affairs, how would they know who'd fathered the children their wives birthed? Who would be inheriting the family lands, titles and fortune? Their son? Or the son of the stable boy?
Great video :) I still watch The Tudors to this day. Anne Boleyn was always my favourite character in the series as well as my favourite wife. Anne had her flaws and made mistakes, but people, (particularly in those days), failed to see her numerous good qualities. She was incredibly intelligent and passionate about what she believed in. She was loyal to those close to her and very religious, (despite stereotypes having us believe that Catherine of Aragon was the religious one and Anne the non-religious one. They were BOTH very religious). Despite the bad girl stereotype passed down over the years, she was kind hearted to a lot of people and gave more money to charity than Catherine of Aragon did. She was heavily involved in educational, religious and charitable causes and truly believed the Reformation would bring about a new beginning. I'm not saying she was a saint by all means. She was too outspoken, (forgiven more though if she lived now), and had a sharp tongue. She was also unkind to Mary when she was made to wait on Elizabeth and said some pretty nasty things about Catherine. But overall, she was a strong, intelligent, passionate and fiery woman who showed, (particularly through her daughter), that women were not the weak, sinful sex as portrayed in Tudor Catholicism, but just as strong and complex as men. (I'm not having a go at Catholics here, (that's why I put Tudor Catholicism), I'm going by the way Catherine and Mary were brought up into believing that women were easily led by Satan and had to be harshly controlled by the father and then the husband). I believe all of Henry's wives had good and bad points and none deserved their fate. Anne's fate however, is particularly emotional given that she was innocent of the charges and went to her death with a lot of dignity. Natalie Dormer's portrayal of her was incredible.
Made mistakes? She was a ruthless bitch. That's why when she was getting killed it was difficult for the commoners to feel sorry for her. At first, until their Christian good nature took over when she seemed so alone and asked if anybody would consider taking up her cause and judging it kindly.
Big R you think the commoners knew anything about Anne Boleyn??? Everybody in this time would have been HORRIBLY informed. The only reason they would be cheering is because they want to see someone get their head chopped off.
Estrella katarina Obvious troll is obvious. Not that your two preceding chats with Sarah Angel and Joseph Carlisle (as seen above) _weren't_ proof enough of that, mind you, but you _really_ should stop trolling and take up a sociable hobby if you're that starved for attention. Might I recommend historical re-enactments? You might just pick up some civility (along with some actual working familiarity with a historical event or two).
+Estrella katarina woah, I understand that you despise her for what she did to Katherine but Anne Boleyn was charged with alleged infidelities. and she was innocent when they accused her. Let me reply in peace and you are pretty.
+Estrella katarina Too bad she didn't kill Mary. Did you know Mary, when she became queen is now known as bloody Mary. Because she executed over 300 protestants in England. Thank God she only reigned for 5 years till her death. Only Henry VIII and Elizabeth I are recognized as the greatest monarch in England's history.
+Estrella katarina Madam you are not only offensive but completely without the remotest idea of Anne and Elizabeth. Might I suggest you put your brain in gear before you open your stupid mouth
ALAN BROWN Oh, she'll probably be fine. Cersei's done far worse than Margaery ever did, and the Faith Militant just stripped her naked and paraded her around the city. I'm sure Margaery will get off with a light flogging or two, followed by two-dozen Hail Mary prayers (or their Westerosi equivalent). ;) But if _Cersei herself_ and Ser -Gregor Cleg- I mean, Robert Strong should happen to catch Margaery alone in a dark alley...I shudder to think. Qyburn could be getting another head to play with after that. o_O
ALAN BROWN lol thre will be no cleganebowl. But the hound is still alive. Not sure what ppl would think, the mountain is a zombie with an unfair advantage anyway, also the mountain has the midget bolbos head and face now, its just the old body he has, the mountain cant even speak either
Queen Ann was innocent, the king wanted to replace her,because she couldn't give him a male heir, he ended up marrying, Jane Seymour, ten days later, after Ann's execution. She was courageous , to the end of her life.
I've always wondered, how in the hell do people know that there isn't any feeling of pain like when the man just told her it would be quick and no pain? Exactly WHO has come back to TELL everybody "It didn't hurt"??? LMAO!!!!
I read an article somewhere that said that the massive blood loss that would occur from decapitation would render you unconscious within a few seconds and having the spinal cord severed would make it fairly painless.
+George Jackson, decapitation, done in one clean stroke, is a very quick death. I'd choose it if I had a choice between that or being burned at the stake.
Well not back from the dead but there are lots of cases of spinal cord injuries where people get paralyzed after all. They don't feel a thing. I personally had an accident where one of my fingers was almost cut off and I didn't feel a thing, didn't even notice it at first, because the nerves were cut. So it's only logical that if your head is cut off, your spinal cord cut and your brain disconnected from your body, there wouldn't be pain. Besides, in the moment of the stroke, the brain would produce so much adrenaline that you wouldn't really have the time to feel pain anyway. I think the by far worst part of it is the fear beforehand.
I've always found it interesting the people loved Katherine and hated Anne and unless I'm mistaken (please correct me if I am) they hated Mary and loved Elizabeth
It certainly is. Both Anne and Elizabeth were highly intelligent women. Anne used her intelligence to make a grab for power (of course Henry was a tyrant, but Anne was no saint herself), whereas Elizabeth used her intelligence to usher England into a golden age. Same gift, applied in contrasting ways. Mother and daughter, two sides of the same coin.
I have to disagree with you there. Mary I executed around 300 people over her 5 year reign, whilst Elizabeth executed around 80 people over her 45 year reign.
Travalon 80????? Elizabeth was enough of a schemer in that she delegated authority to her "underlings" whom (please, acting on her direct orders) gave the authorization for the slaughter of over 4,000 Catholics alone (over half of them in Ireland, and many of them women and children during the pacification of that island in the 1590s). This woman was a butcher par excellence, but she was smart enough to commission and patronize all the writers (Shakespeare included) who adored and lionized her. She was so conniving to the point that the painters who did her portraits were told to depict her allegorically and in younger fashion even when she was old and decrepit. Come on!
Anne swore to God in her confession that she was innocent. In those days that's enough to convince people. Katherine Howard was the wife that committed adultery
she was actually Innocent though ._. They just accuse her without getting all the facts but actually they just planned to kill her because no one didn't like her. i watched the whole series kinda sad ._. but she was a good Queen though. And Her Daughter (Elizabeth ) was the best. damn history like theses are interesting.
Comparing how both the executions of Anne Boleyn and Katherine Howard Anne Boleyn walked in bravely, and showed her uttermost respect for the King and stood their with dignity while Katherine pissed in her pants and said she'd rather die as the wife of Culpepper Not that she was wrong because Henry didn't deserve her But it shows how devoted and strong Anne was as a Queen and a consort
Catherine never made the speech about wishing she was dying as Culpepper's wife, that is a later poetic invention. Nor did she wet herself at the execution (though you couldn't have blamed her if she did!), that was made up for 'The Tudors' on TV. Catherine was visibly weak, but witnesses reported her as "making a goodly end", ie she showed some courage at the end.
He was so close to her, he loved her dearly and that all was scratched away in the end when he desperately wanted her dead. She was the best wife in the series. Beautiful strong and witty. No wonder her death haunted him at the end.
This is an amazing video! It captures every heartbreaking moment of her ending, and it really magnifies her bravery. So Queen Anne wasn't a "saint," so what? The only bad thing she did was being a home wrecker. She is an inspiring woman, who was outspoken, mysterious, and feisty. She represents unbreakable boldness. Henry was used to being superior to everyone, and then she comes along. Henry soon saw her as a threat to him.
I totally agree with you. Anne dared like no woman did at that time, and she was a passionate woman. She stood up to Henry and dared to question him. he needed that, but poor Anne paid the price. Most people think she was a horrible woman but I strongly disagree. ^^ And Natalie Dormer captures her perfectly.
Contrasting how Anne died and how Catherine Howard died, i say Anne wins out because of her dignity and grace. She even looks better. i am a big fan of the actress Tamzin Merchant who played Catherine though.
well of course she would win. Anne's trail was completly fake, which is why Henry atleast attempted to make her death more easy. Plus Catherine also was a small 19 year old girl
Anne was ready to die whereas Catherine was not. Anne had accepted her fate and just wanted it all over with. It's hardly surprising that the teenage Catherine who was so full of life was not ready to leave it.
Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard both may have made some errors in their marriages to the king, but they certainly did not deserve the kind of death which Henry gave them. It's hard to determine how many others of that time wrongfully lost their lives because of that evil tyrant. From what I've heard his Daughter Mary aka "Bloody Mary" was just as bad.
Henry committed adultery and murder. Anne only crime was, that she couldn't give him a son. She was executed on lies, that Henry believed. Jane Seymour gave him a son. She died, and Henry married 3 more times. Edward died at the age of 15. His reign was short. Anne's child, Elizabeth had a long reign.
I must admit I feel so sorry for Anne but I have offen wonder if King Henry the 8th ever cried for her in private because and this is just my opinion he might have believed the things that he was told about her.
Stefan Gingrich he knew. Him and Thomas Cromwell knew that those things weren't true. It was just that he was running out of churches to turn to so he had her executed. It was easy to get rid of her because, unlike Catherine of Aragon, she was just a noble woman so she jad no one to back her up.
disgusting. Anne was horrible to Catherine but I find it rich that Henry was mad that she wasn't a "virgin" before getting married to him (he slept with her before marriage) but he also slept around.
When the rumors (started by Anne's enemies) started circulating court and conveniently reached Henry, he was more impatient than before to get his son. He had likely already been looking into getting an annulment after her latest miscarriage, but was wary of how to do it, not really knowing how without solid grounds. (With Catherine the excuse was that she was his brother's widow). He didn't want something that would take a long time like it did with Catherine of Aragon (not that it could since Anne didn't have the political allies Catherine did). Whether Anne would have retired to a nunnery before the trial and everything started is unknown, but I think it would have been likely since she knows better than anyone the lengths Henry would go to to get what he wants. But then the rumors were told to him (likely again by people who hated Anne) and he was humiliated. It's not even that he believed they were real. Anne was always getting slut shamed and called a whore. But the political climate was getting even rockier. France had withdrawn support of their marriage and he didn't have enough allies. Even with Catherine dead, most of Europe still hated his marriage to Anne. So he decided he needed a fresh start. By giving permission for a trial/investigation, he was essentially telling his council to kill her; that was her death sentence and she knew it. There was a moment right before she died, where she thought she was going to be spared because Henry said he would show mercy if she agreed to an annulment. Anne did agree and Kingston accounted that she thought she would go to a nunnery. Unfortunately, Henry took back the deal. He got his annulment, but he still couldn't let the women he cast as a wanton whore who seduced him through witchcraft live. So he killed her anyway.
Anne was so brave for taken her executed so stronge i will probably cry and show the kingdom my weakness but instead Anne never showed her weakness to anyone she really teach the world something no matter how hard it gets always stay strong and brave Anne is a true brave woman ❤
Yes, she was allowed gowns and cloaks but no expensive jewellery - it all went back to the treasury house in real life. I guess the director put her in tiara and jewels here to make her seem more dignified.
I didn't like Anne Boleyn during the two seasons, but God, Natalie portrayed this moment beautifully, I even felt pain. I couldn't sleep doing researches about this historical moment.
I live in Spain where we don't have historical TV series well made. They make many mistakes and in many parts they invented the hole history. I know that many people say that The Tudors is a series with many historical mistakes, I would like to say to that people to watch any spanish historical drama. The Tudors is an amazing series, the actors are incredible and the plots of many episodes are just awesome. The British series are for me the best ones
He just loved Jane for giving him a son. But he gave so much up for Anne. Henry waited years to be with her even wrote her loveletters. The reason that destroyed the relationship was his fear of not countinunig the Tudor dynasty with an male heir. Some could say this is also the reason he left Catherine. Not entirely Catherine helped him to become a man but later in the relationship wanted to give him further advice. Henry wanted to rule on his own. Anne was much more talented in convincing Henry because she mostly let him belive that is was his idea. I think Catherine was his first love ( He was hardly a Teenager when he first met her) and Anne was the one he loved most. Sorry for mistakes english is not my first language
Julia he wanted a son. Catherine had many miscarriages and he thought she was too old to give him a son. If she would have given him a healthy son Henry would've stayed with her. It was worth giving a lot of stuff just to marry Anne because she was young enough to give him a son, so that's why it was worth it. The reason why it took so long to divorce Catherine was because she had blue blood and Anne was just a noble woman which was why it was so easy to get rid of her because she didn't have anyone to back her up. Cromwell just made up those lies about Anne just to please him. People that love other people don't execute them and Henry was always an obsessive and murderous person. I find it disturbing that many people think that was the love of his life when in the end she got executed and Henry married Jane not even a month after.
Julia i think the one that he most loved was Catherine Howard because he cried when they told him she had something bad in her past. I think he even tried to defend her from some of the accusations that were being said against her. For Anne, he was liking that his lawyer was making all that stuff about Anne. If he did have love for her, it all disappeared in the end. Because in the end, he thought about Jane. You need to remember that this was the 1500s and that is what love meant to him.
Its hard for me to feel bad for her since this is exactly what i imagine karma to look like the was so cruel and unsympathetic to the last queen and her daughter she cared more about playing the game of thrones then being a wife and when you play the game of thrones u win or u die
As far as henry viii was concerned anne boleyn had to die. If he married jane seymour and had children with her while anne boleyn was still alive than any children born during the third marriage would not be seen as legitimate. He wanted his future son to be born legitimate by the laws of both canterbury and that of Rome. He wanted no question about that son's legitimacy anywhere. Not even in Rome or Catholic Spain. But it is sad what he had to do in order to make that a reality just the same. All that innocent blood spilled just so that the future King Edward VI could be born.
*So what? Did Anne really deserve to die beheaded for this? How inhuman are you from 1 to 10? You Catholic Christian fans of Catherine of Aragon are truly disgusting...you are inhuman to an absurd degree!!! 😠😡🤬😤*
❤❤❤❤ I cry every time I see this episode she played this so beautifully you are a wonderful actress don't ever let a man tell you you're not beautiful or a good actress because you are better than most men
Sobbing like an idiot?! She was sentenced to death by a men she loved and thought he loved her back. It's the biggest betrayal of all so anyone would be sobbing like an 'idiot' as you described. Yet, she died proudly and with dignity unlike his others Queens, at least that's how Natalie portrayed her.
I just have to tell yall something she was blind folded while in the execution and then she was hearing the sharp blades but right before she was going to die she heard it the blade and she turned around and her dress was tucked for when the head came off it can got to her dress
Just compare Margaery Tyrell and Anne Boleyn characters. Both royal characters have been played by the same woman and their attitudes are extremely different despite their graceful natures being the same. God I love Natalie, she is a perfect professional actress who is being underrated nowadays.
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I just hate how when he first met her he adored her so much, and then wants her dead so badly, and for what? Because she couldn't bare him a son? Ugh. So frustrating.
Deshjamber Stewart they could try again and then, boom! A son was born
She was executed for "imagining the king's death" of which she was undoubtedly guilty. It was the Tudor version of thoughtcrime and entailed just speaking about the king being dead, which she had done. The adultery and incest charges were just a show to make her seem even more evil than what she really was.
Luc Aux she also convinced him to have Thomas more executed who was a good friend of Henry's. I think he always held a grudge against her for that
Because he loved Anne for her unapproachable. When he got what he wanted, Henry quickly tired of her. He needed an obedient, faithful, modest, patient wife. Such as Catherine of Aragon or Jane Seymour. Henry loved Catherine for many years, and if she had given him a son, he would never divorced. The King did not tolerate a wayward wife. He was attracted to the audacity of Anne only while he was burning with passion for her. But when the passion passed, Anne began to irritate him.
Actually king Henry has suffered a brain injury that may have got him mad and cruel, which led him to execute Anne. It may be true that Anne imaginated the king's death, but if Henry didn't had that brain injury, I believe the chances were very high that they let this pass and the history of the couple would be another one.
Natalie Dormer's acting is just amazing. Anne Boleyn was brave and strong-minded on what she wants in her life. I do believe that Natalie Dormer represents her so well up to the little evil's smile she probably had.
Yes, Natalie watched old footage of Anne's face to get inspiration for those smiles. It's weird how they were so similar to Margaery Tyrell's smiles.
I'm sorry, Natalie Dormer is the best Anne Boleyn hands down!
She beat the hell out of Natalie Portman's Anne Boleyn, hands down! :-)
Dormer>Portman
Natalie Dormer: Living embodiment of Anne Boleyn
Claire Foy: close 2nd, but still a brilliant portrayal
Natalie Portman: Let's just skip her adaptation 🤦♀️
I hate the fact that Natalie Portman is an AMAZING actor with AMAZING talent but she's being judged because of how bad the directors wrote her character
@@orion116 Fair point. But alas, after the Star Wars prequels, she should be getting used to that kind of treatment.
She was great in _V for Vendetta_ and _Where the Heart Is,_ though. :)
A tragedy in history Natalie dormer captured Anne Boleyn's spirit perfectly
+Isabella Mai well honestly I think it's more a seduction of power that makes you that way and less a crown
You know your history!!
Also Anne was not told, (as here), of her "crime" or the men involved. She had no idea that her brother was implicated for a start. She was in theTower for a few days before it became known to her.Why tv and film people feel the need to distort history when it is usually far more interesting than what they invent I have no idea. But from this little glimpse, the actress playing Anne is exactly how I would imagine her! Strong, feisty, ambitious, sometimes went too far, which is why Henry looked for meeker meat. Enter Jane. Who was even more duplicitous than Anne! "Oh she was a sweetheart, , manipulated by her family" No, she was a better actress! What did she do that was any different to Anne? She was a lady in waiting who caught the eye of a her mistress´s errant husband and played it for all it was worth, helped by her scheming family. If she hadn´t died when she did, did she really think,Henry would not have got bored with the "Little Miss Mouse" act? She had a lucky escape. Her tendency to the old religious order, wouldnt have helped. The factions would have been in there, and she would have son been following in Annes footeteps quicker than her bed! Or maybe not.She did give Henry the longed for son after all, puny as he was. Milch cow. If she had averted her eyes to the mistresses, as Catherine did, she might have made it.
Brown Owl so sad. Henry was a vile, awful man. He tore her away from Harry Percy and did you know Harry was on the jury that convicted Anne? After the sentence was read he collapsed and I don't think he lived long.
Brown Owl he was a man of his time, treating women (even wives) as nothing more than toilet paper. He may not have been 100% evil bit he did horrible things. I'm only glad his last wife somehow convinced him to place Elizabeth and Mary back in the line of succession.
If Jane never produced living a son , Henry would have got rid of her too some how ...She got lucky thats all .
No, Henry actually loved her
ElizaChan Nightcore
He thought loved her because she gave him a son, I doubt he actually did. That and she died in childbirth so it’s not like she lived long enough to anger him. She was nothing special, if she gave birth to a girl he would have killed her too.
ElizaChan Nightcore
A narcissist cant love anyone but herself
@@elizachannightcore9814 He thought he loved Anne to, and he cut her head off. If she had survived childbirth he would have gotten bored of her eventually and found someone else.
Alexandra Salusbury She likely would have been beheaded because Henry couldn’t have divorced her if she gave him a son
And Anne's daughter went on the become the most powerful and famous monarch this world has ever seen, The Queen Elizabeth I. Even this day, in any part of the world, her name comes to anyone's mind whenever the subject of Monarch is discussed.
Love peace war happiness hahahaha
Love peace war happiness
Lol, but Mary wasnt s good Queen; she burn People alive. By the way Elizabeth was a real Queen because she had an coronation and she was a member of the Crown of England.
Max Mergler she's still an infamous monarch .
exactly!! even though henry got a son from jane, the son lived really short and had done nothing famous to england, while elizabeth used her intelligence to make england a strong country! i wonder what henry would react if he knows his second born daughter becomes the queen who changes england's fate! girls can be better than boys!!
kasegi Yabu I don't know why you got so triggered. This isn't a highly educational or philosophical platform. Theres no issue in taking a historical event and taking truth from it: boys are not always better than girls. It's not that big of a deal.
Today's exactly 480 years ago since this fatefull day....
I remembered that today... Visiting England in 4 weeks, always a pleasure. .
Actually its not it was a different calendar back then just so you know.
And now it is 484
@@Eabha-nc8gf oh
@@Eabha-nc8gf the date that everyone knows is from the Gregorian calendar which we use today. It's not the same date as it would have been on the Julian calendar.
What should be remembered is that back in the day women,whether of noble birth or not had zero rights.If Anne had a 'fault' it was that she was educated,independent minded & feisty as hell.She also believed her femininity alone could get her whatever she wanted.Simply she stepped way over the lines of acceptable behaviour for a woman of her time.But the one thing she had no control over was the gender of her child.So when she miscarried a son then her fate was sealed.Ironic,then,that her daughter,Elizabeth,became one of England's most admired and respected monarchs.
she was only executed because she could not have a male son that Henry wanted so he had her executed. But in her life she gave England it's most powerful and beloved monarch it's ever: Elizabeth
Yes true
Anne Boleyn was no saint, I agree. She was ambitious and thirsted for power. She wasn't the greatest person either. But she was smart, and brave, and fought for what she believed in and what she wanted. She was loyal to those she loved, but took pleasure in seeing the downfall of those she despised and were in her way. People tend to forget that these characters really did exist and are not fictional. She wasn't good, nor bad. She was human, just like the rest of us, and she strongly loved and hurt, just as she envied and hated. She made many mistakes, and she paid them with her life. I admire her, though, and respect her. She truly was a complex character and her character, as imperfect as it may be, is an inspiration for women, especially since she lived in an era where females were considered property and were irrelevant, spineless creatures with the utmost purpose of producing male heirs and fulfilling men's pleasure. At the end of it all, she was still a victim. A victim of the corruption and ruthlessness the English monarchy was. What makes me extremely giddy, though, is that her daughter, Elizabeth I, was one, if not the best queen England has ever had. It's a shame her mother, nor her father, were alive to see it. I childishly hope they saw all that happened, from wherever they are, and that Anne beams with pride, while Henry burns with regret.
And she had no choice cause she had to obey her father, that other ambitious psycho who sold her and her sister.
Of course she couldn't refuse the king also cause he would cut her head anyway.
+Barbara Hernandez Yes people are both good and bad...but some people are 'more good' than bad. Unlike Anne (or Henry).
+Barbara Hernandez she gave brith to a great queen
+Barbara Hernandez Remember the context of the time Henry and Anne lived in: Henry could have mistresses, and no one would criticize him. But Anne (as the wife) was expected to remain chaste and virtuous.
Even a young lady's chances at making a good marriage hinged on her behavior.
+Edward Plantagenet Lady Margaret Beaufort? Yes, she did have authority as "My Lady The King's Mother", and even was a judge for a while. But how does she connect to England's problems today?
henry was allowed to have dozens of mistresses and not be accused of adultery yet anne is beheaded at the mere accusaion of having affiars. historys double standards and misogyny is messed up.
Yeah, it's unfair, but in a way I can understand to some extent. If the wife of a king or noble can have affairs, how would they know who'd fathered the children their wives birthed? Who would be inheriting the family lands, titles and fortune? Their son? Or the son of the stable boy?
Great video :) I still watch The Tudors to this day. Anne Boleyn was always my favourite character in the series as well as my favourite wife. Anne had her flaws and made mistakes, but people, (particularly in those days), failed to see her numerous good qualities. She was incredibly intelligent and passionate about what she believed in. She was loyal to those close to her and very religious, (despite stereotypes having us believe that Catherine of Aragon was the religious one and Anne the non-religious one. They were BOTH very religious). Despite the bad girl stereotype passed down over the years, she was kind hearted to a lot of people and gave more money to charity than Catherine of Aragon did. She was heavily involved in educational, religious and charitable causes and truly believed the Reformation would bring about a new beginning. I'm not saying she was a saint by all means. She was too outspoken, (forgiven more though if she lived now), and had a sharp tongue. She was also unkind to Mary when she was made to wait on Elizabeth and said some pretty nasty things about Catherine. But overall, she was a strong, intelligent, passionate and fiery woman who showed, (particularly through her daughter), that women were not the weak, sinful sex as portrayed in Tudor Catholicism, but just as strong and complex as men. (I'm not having a go at Catholics here, (that's why I put Tudor Catholicism), I'm going by the way Catherine and Mary were brought up into believing that women were easily led by Satan and had to be harshly controlled by the father and then the husband).
I believe all of Henry's wives had good and bad points and none deserved their fate. Anne's fate however, is particularly emotional given that she was innocent of the charges and went to her death with a lot of dignity. Natalie Dormer's portrayal of her was incredible.
Made mistakes? She was a ruthless bitch. That's why when she was getting killed it was difficult for the commoners to feel sorry for her. At first, until their Christian good nature took over when she seemed so alone and asked if anybody would consider taking up her cause and judging it kindly.
Big R you think the commoners knew anything about Anne Boleyn??? Everybody in this time would have been HORRIBLY informed. The only reason they would be cheering is because they want to see someone get their head chopped off.
Anne is no fucking innocent period Katherine of Aragon will always be a true Queen period
I completely agree with you
I think Anne was innocent. Henry just wanted her out of the way so he could marry jane.but karma came around and bit him in the butt.
Estrella katarina Obvious troll is obvious. Not that your two preceding chats with Sarah Angel and Joseph Carlisle (as seen above) _weren't_ proof enough of that, mind you, but you _really_ should stop trolling and take up a sociable hobby if you're that starved for attention. Might I recommend historical re-enactments? You might just pick up some civility (along with some actual working familiarity with a historical event or two).
+Estrella katarina woah, I understand that you despise her for what she did to Katherine but Anne Boleyn was charged with alleged infidelities. and she was innocent when they accused her.
Let me reply in peace and you are pretty.
Estrella katarina I know, you're really nice~ :3
+Estrella katarina Too bad she didn't kill Mary. Did you know Mary, when she became queen is now known as bloody Mary. Because she executed over 300 protestants in England. Thank God she only reigned for 5 years till her death. Only Henry VIII and Elizabeth I are recognized as the greatest monarch in England's history.
+Estrella katarina Madam you are not only offensive but completely without the remotest idea of Anne and Elizabeth. Might I suggest you put your brain in gear before you open your stupid mouth
This was the best dramatic reenactment of Boleyn's death that I've ever seen!
Long may you have reigned, Queen Anne Boleyn. R.I.P.
If this ever _does_ happen to Margaery Tyrell in Game of Thrones, I'm going to be a bit rankled.
ALAN BROWN Oh, she'll probably be fine. Cersei's done far worse than Margaery ever did, and the Faith Militant just stripped her naked and paraded her around the city. I'm sure Margaery will get off with a light flogging or two, followed by two-dozen Hail Mary prayers (or their Westerosi equivalent). ;)
But if _Cersei herself_ and Ser -Gregor Cleg- I mean, Robert Strong should happen to catch Margaery alone in a dark alley...I shudder to think. Qyburn could be getting another head to play with after that. o_O
ALAN BROWN Cleganebowl confirmed? ;-D
+BloodyBay book stannis says hi
+ALAN BROWN lol its not a theory. any book reader knows it is a fact. it was made overly obvious
ALAN BROWN lol thre will be no cleganebowl. But the hound is still alive. Not sure what ppl would think, the mountain is a zombie with an unfair advantage anyway, also the mountain has the midget bolbos head and face now, its just the old body he has, the mountain cant even speak either
Queen Ann was innocent, the king wanted to replace her,because she couldn't give him a male heir, he ended up marrying, Jane Seymour, ten days later, after Ann's execution. She was courageous , to the end of her life.
Rest In Peace Queen Anne Boleyn 1501-May 19, 1536
I've always wondered, how in the hell do people know that there isn't any feeling of pain like when the man just told her it would be quick and no pain? Exactly WHO has come back to TELL everybody "It didn't hurt"??? LMAO!!!!
I read an article somewhere that said that the massive blood loss that would occur from decapitation would render you unconscious within a few seconds and having the spinal cord severed would make it fairly painless.
+George Jackson, decapitation, done in one clean stroke, is a very quick death. I'd choose it if I had a choice between that or being burned at the stake.
coralarch Add to that Anne's executioner was a master executioner from France (at Henry's request).
Yes, the sword was preferable to the axe- and Anne had a little neck.
Well not back from the dead but there are lots of cases of spinal cord injuries where people get paralyzed after all. They don't feel a thing. I personally had an accident where one of my fingers was almost cut off and I didn't feel a thing, didn't even notice it at first, because the nerves were cut. So it's only logical that if your head is cut off, your spinal cord cut and your brain disconnected from your body, there wouldn't be pain. Besides, in the moment of the stroke, the brain would produce so much adrenaline that you wouldn't really have the time to feel pain anyway. I think the by far worst part of it is the fear beforehand.
I always found it moving how her ladies took care to see that Anne was presented at her best.
I've always found it interesting the people loved Katherine and hated Anne and unless I'm mistaken (please correct me if I am) they hated Mary and loved Elizabeth
well she was called "Bloody" Mary for a reason...
true very true
It certainly is. Both Anne and Elizabeth were highly intelligent women. Anne used her intelligence to make a grab for power (of course Henry was a tyrant, but Anne was no saint herself), whereas Elizabeth used her intelligence to usher England into a golden age. Same gift, applied in contrasting ways. Mother and daughter, two sides of the same coin.
I have to disagree with you there. Mary I executed around 300 people over her 5 year reign, whilst Elizabeth executed around 80 people over her 45 year reign.
Travalon 80????? Elizabeth was enough of a schemer in that she delegated authority to her "underlings" whom (please, acting on her direct orders) gave the authorization for the slaughter of over 4,000 Catholics alone (over half of them in Ireland, and many of them women and children during the pacification of that island in the 1590s). This woman was a butcher par excellence, but she was smart enough to commission and patronize all the writers (Shakespeare included) who adored and lionized her. She was so conniving to the point that the painters who did her portraits were told to depict her allegorically and in younger fashion even when she was old and decrepit. Come on!
So tragic to die for a sin you didn't even commit! Henry and the entire English govt were so evil
Anne swore to God in her confession that she was innocent. In those days that's enough to convince people. Katherine Howard was the wife that committed adultery
Rania El A
You are the biggest one;)
she was actually Innocent though ._. They just accuse her without getting all the facts but actually they just planned to kill her because no one didn't like her. i watched the whole series kinda sad ._. but she was a good Queen though. And Her Daughter (Elizabeth ) was the best. damn history like theses are interesting.
I feel bad for Anne Boleyn
Comparing how both the executions of Anne Boleyn and Katherine Howard
Anne Boleyn walked in bravely, and showed her uttermost respect for the King and stood their with dignity while Katherine pissed in her pants and said she'd rather die as the wife of Culpepper
Not that she was wrong because Henry didn't deserve her
But it shows how devoted and strong Anne was as a Queen and a consort
Catherine never made the speech about wishing she was dying as Culpepper's wife, that is a later poetic invention. Nor did she wet herself at the execution (though you couldn't have blamed her if she did!), that was made up for 'The Tudors' on TV. Catherine was visibly weak, but witnesses reported her as "making a goodly end", ie she showed some courage at the end.
Katherine was just teenager, being used as pawn by the men around her, her execution more tragic than anne boleyn
He was so close to her, he loved her dearly and that all was scratched away in the end when he desperately wanted her dead. She was the best wife in the series. Beautiful strong and witty. No wonder her death haunted him at the end.
This is an amazing video! It captures every heartbreaking moment of her ending, and it really magnifies her bravery. So Queen Anne wasn't a "saint," so what? The only bad thing she did was being a home wrecker. She is an inspiring woman, who was outspoken, mysterious, and feisty. She represents unbreakable boldness. Henry was used to being superior to everyone, and then she comes along. Henry soon saw her as a threat to him.
I totally agree with you. Anne dared like no woman did at that time, and she was a passionate woman. She stood up to Henry and dared to question him. he needed that, but poor Anne paid the price.
Most people think she was a horrible woman but I strongly disagree. ^^ And Natalie Dormer captures her perfectly.
It was a TV drama loosely based on fact let's not get carried away folks.
Contrasting how Anne died and how Catherine Howard died, i say Anne wins out because of her dignity and grace. She even looks better. i am a big fan of the actress Tamzin Merchant who played Catherine though.
well of course she would win. Anne's trail was completly fake, which is why Henry atleast attempted to make her death more easy. Plus Catherine also was a small 19 year old girl
Catherine was sexually assaulted and was an innocent teenage girl, of course it was different
Anne was ready to die whereas Catherine was not. Anne had accepted her fate and just wanted it all over with. It's hardly surprising that the teenage Catherine who was so full of life was not ready to leave it.
Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard both may have made some errors in their marriages to the king, but they certainly did not deserve the kind of death which Henry gave them. It's hard to determine how many others of that time wrongfully lost their lives because of that evil tyrant. From what I've heard his Daughter Mary aka "Bloody Mary" was just as bad.
Henry committed adultery and murder. Anne only crime was, that
she couldn't give him a son. She was executed on lies, that Henry
believed. Jane Seymour gave him a son. She died, and Henry
married 3 more times. Edward died at the age of 15. His reign
was short. Anne's child, Elizabeth had a long reign.
Music used in case anyone enjoyed...
Track is called 'Behold the King of England' and it's on the Soundtrack to the Tudors Season 1
Rip Anne, Long May you have regined
Live Forever in Heaven with your daughter who was one of the Best monarch of our historiy
Love peace war happiness
I mean peace
She was a brave woman :)
gosh with what grace she took it, henry was not half the man he claimed to be.
I must admit I feel so sorry for Anne but I have offen wonder if King Henry the 8th ever cried for her in private because and this is just my opinion he might have believed the things that he was told about her.
Stefan Gingrich he knew. Him and Thomas Cromwell knew that those things weren't true. It was just that he was running out of churches to turn to so he had her executed. It was easy to get rid of her because, unlike Catherine of Aragon, she was just a noble woman so she jad no one to back her up.
There is nothing worst than a men who has the power of life and death over another human being
disgusting. Anne was horrible to Catherine but I find it rich that Henry was mad that she wasn't a "virgin" before getting married to him (he slept with her before marriage) but he also slept around.
I done about Anne Boleyns trial and execution today, good topic I love Anne she's my favourite wife 👍
Your favourite wife?😂
+Autumn Rose Ye out of all Henry's wives Anne is my favourite.
Sam - Terry
Love peace war happinesd
Why do you hate her for no reason??
Anne is no better than Katherine of Aragon
When the rumors (started by Anne's enemies) started circulating court and conveniently reached Henry, he was more impatient than before to get his son. He had likely already been looking into getting an annulment after her latest miscarriage, but was wary of how to do it, not really knowing how without solid grounds. (With Catherine the excuse was that she was his brother's widow). He didn't want something that would take a long time like it did with Catherine of Aragon (not that it could since Anne didn't have the political allies Catherine did). Whether Anne would have retired to a nunnery before the trial and everything started is unknown, but I think it would have been likely since she knows better than anyone the lengths Henry would go to to get what he wants. But then the rumors were told to him (likely again by people who hated Anne) and he was humiliated. It's not even that he believed they were real. Anne was always getting slut shamed and called a whore. But the political climate was getting even rockier. France had withdrawn support of their marriage and he didn't have enough allies.
Even with Catherine dead, most of Europe still hated his marriage to Anne. So he decided he needed a fresh start. By giving permission for a trial/investigation, he was essentially telling his council to kill her; that was her death sentence and she knew it.
There was a moment right before she died, where she thought she was going to be spared because Henry said he would show mercy if she agreed to an annulment. Anne did agree and Kingston accounted that she thought she would go to a nunnery. Unfortunately, Henry took back the deal. He got his annulment, but he still couldn't let the women he cast as a wanton whore who seduced him through witchcraft live. So he killed her anyway.
Friday,May 19
Rest in peace Anne.You will forever be remembered as one of the best queens in history.
this was great!:)
What's the name of the music? it's beautiful!
Anne was so brave for taken her executed so stronge i will probably cry and show the kingdom my weakness but instead Anne never showed her weakness to anyone she really teach the world something no matter how hard it gets always stay strong and brave Anne is a true brave woman ❤
this was so sad.. cried like a baby
Anne was my favorite queen on that show and she's so pretty😍😍
So graceful.
You never loved someone when you want them dead so badly
Does the execution seem similar to Ned Stark's execution on GoT? Even the sword looked similar.
True, it was indeed similar, but the sword used in GoT was 1.65m long and it was darker and thicker
tfl1997 good lord Jesus that's taller than me
Daniel Petersen I was thinking that too, especially the birds
bless you , Anne
Great scene but I think it unlikely that Anne would have been allowed to keep her tiara and expensive jewels as she was escorted to the Tower.
Yes, she was allowed gowns and cloaks but no expensive jewellery - it all went back to the treasury house in real life. I guess the director put her in tiara and jewels here to make her seem more dignified.
I didn't like Anne Boleyn during the two seasons, but God, Natalie portrayed this moment beautifully, I even felt pain. I couldn't sleep doing researches about this historical moment.
May I ask why didn’t you like?
Anne Boleyn is beautiful
Birds love flying over people when they get beheaded lol am I the only person who noticed?
Ms.Scorpio Erica 😂
what is the title of this instrumental ?
The closer you are to Caesar...
I live in Spain where we don't have historical TV series well made. They make many mistakes and in many parts they invented the hole history.
I know that many people say that The Tudors is a series with many historical mistakes, I would like to say to that people to watch any spanish historical drama.
The Tudors is an amazing series, the actors are incredible and the plots of many episodes are just awesome.
The British series are for me the best ones
488 years ago today. Rest easy, good Queen Anne.
Anyone know the song or vocalist when Anne was executed?
I wish I could go back in time 😩
Anne is not my favorite of henrys wives but I think of all his wives he loved anne the most, the strongest, and the last.
People just think that Anne was the love of his life because she's the most famous.
He just loved Jane for giving him a son. But he gave so much up for Anne. Henry waited years to be with her even wrote her loveletters. The reason that destroyed the relationship was his fear of not countinunig the Tudor dynasty with an male heir. Some could say this is also the reason he left Catherine. Not entirely Catherine helped him to become a man but later in the relationship wanted to give him further advice. Henry wanted to rule on his own. Anne was much more talented in convincing Henry because she mostly let him belive that is was his idea. I think Catherine was his first love ( He was hardly a Teenager when he first met her) and Anne was the one he loved most.
Sorry for mistakes english is not my first language
Julia he wanted a son. Catherine had many miscarriages and he thought she was too old to give him a son. If she would have given him a healthy son Henry would've stayed with her. It was worth giving a lot of stuff just to marry Anne because she was young enough to give him a son, so that's why it was worth it. The reason why it took so long to divorce Catherine was because she had blue blood and Anne was just a noble woman which was why it was so easy to get rid of her because she didn't have anyone to back her up. Cromwell just made up those lies about Anne just to please him. People that love other people don't execute them and Henry was always an obsessive and murderous person. I find it disturbing that many people think that was the love of his life when in the end she got executed and Henry married Jane not even a month after.
Julia i think the one that he most loved was Catherine Howard because he cried when they told him she had something bad in her past. I think he even tried to defend her from some of the accusations that were being said against her. For Anne, he was liking that his lawyer was making all that stuff about Anne. If he did have love for her, it all disappeared in the end. Because in the end, he thought about Jane. You need to remember that this was the 1500s and that is what love meant to him.
@@Julia-vx8xwhe was all of seventeen when he married Catherine, she was in her almost mid twenties.
*what season & episode was this?*
Anyone know yhe background music
what song is used in this
soundtrack?
Today is the 482 Anniversary of her death May 19
My 15th great grandaunt is in a much better place. I am sure of it.
What episode is thar
All I Know Is Prisoners Of The Tower Were Never Given Time To Hear Their Scaffold Built.
Henry felt bad for what he truly did to Anne Boleyn
Song ?
Its hard for me to feel bad for her since this is exactly what i imagine karma to look like the was so cruel and unsympathetic to the last queen and her daughter she cared more about playing the game of thrones then being a wife and when you play the game of thrones u win or u die
Natalie Dormer is insanely beautiful. You could totally imagine her as Scarlet O"Hara
whats the Melodie?
Poor Anne boylen I loved het
Her
So no one is gonna talk about the fact that she got all dolled up even before dying
I think my greatest comeback is my daughter being the best Queen of England.
What is the name of the soundtrack pls
The title is 'Behold the King of England' - it's on the Soundtrack of the Tudors Season 1.
am i the only one that cried so hart at this part?😔
Alisia t yes...you probably were.
i'm scare to lived when king henry as a king hundreds years ago..
Hi can someone please tell me where I can see all the episodes
Netflix
As far as henry viii was concerned anne boleyn had to die. If he married jane seymour and had children with her while anne boleyn was still alive than any children born during the third marriage would not be seen as legitimate. He wanted his future son to be born legitimate by the laws of both canterbury and that of Rome. He wanted no question about that son's legitimacy anywhere. Not even in Rome or Catholic Spain. But it is sad what he had to do in order to make that a reality just the same. All that innocent blood spilled just so that the future King Edward VI could be born.
She was the greatest wife and queen Henry had.
ow poor Anne... :(
Poor lady. I cannot get over her murder!
The way she treated Katherine 🤷🏿♀️
*So what? Did Anne really deserve to die beheaded for this? How inhuman are you from 1 to 10? You Catholic Christian fans of Catherine of Aragon are truly disgusting...you are inhuman to an absurd degree!!! 😠😡🤬😤*
LOL. Dormer Is Queen everywhere... GOT, Tudors, Nespresso Spot
❤❤❤❤ I cry every time I see this episode she played this so beautifully you are a wonderful actress don't ever let a man tell you you're not beautiful or a good actress because you are better than most men
Sobbing like an idiot?! She was sentenced to death by a men she loved and thought he loved her back. It's the biggest betrayal of all so anyone would be sobbing like an 'idiot' as you described. Yet, she died proudly and with dignity unlike his others Queens, at least that's how Natalie portrayed her.
I just have to tell yall something she was blind folded while in the execution and then she was hearing the sharp blades but right before she was going to die she heard it the blade and she turned around and her dress was tucked for when the head came off it can got to her dress
492 years ago
long live queen Ann in heaven may she reign in hell may henry fall
My 15th great grandaunt would pleased to hear your kind sentiments.
I wonder if during all of this, she thought about what she put Catherine and Mary through and if she felt any regret.
He died like a stinky old dog....the worse enemy of evil people is time.....sad reality but well deserved,
Anne is so brave she excepted her fate
Just compare Margaery Tyrell and Anne Boleyn characters. Both royal characters have been played by the same woman and their attitudes are extremely different despite their graceful natures being the same. God I love Natalie, she is a perfect professional actress who is being underrated nowadays.
I'm sad
sooooo basicly Margaery tyrell but in another time and movie
She died as a martyr
2:43 what is that white thing?
antes muerta que sencilla la adoro
Her joy and happiness were never experienced without manipulation of HATRED AMBIGUITY MANIPULATION
My teacher likes anne bole